The phrase "amount of utility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, decision-making, or discussions about satisfaction derived from goods or services.
Example: "The amount of utility derived from consuming this product is significantly higher than that of its competitors."
Alternatives: "level of satisfaction" or "degree of benefit".
In general, the Nash solution finds an outcome such that each player gains the same amount of utility.
As long as they are profitably employed they represent their full amount of cost in the sum of national wealth; and are of their full amount of utility in affording employment, to the population: but with an increasing population and ingenuity always at work, supply must have a constant tendency to increase.
Let w ij be the amount of utility when the video layer l i is encoded by M j.
TSA delivers targets for the amount of utility consumed and generated through excess energy recovery by the different processes.
While the two vehicles differ in appearance, they both have similar personality traits, including a pleasant ride, decent handling and a fair amount of utility.
Furthermore, utilitarianism requires that differences in utility be measured and summed for widely disparate goods (so, for instance, the amount of utility a particular person gains from playing football is measured and compared with the amount of utility another gains from eating a gourmet meal).
According to California grid operator CAISO, the amount of utility-scale solar feeding the grid has soared fifteenfold in the past five years.
Accordingly, households obtain different amounts of utility.
A low, on the other hand, means that power can be spent relatively freely in exchange for modest amounts of utility.
Standardly defined, time preference is the amount of future utility that is equivalent to the current utility of consuming a good or service.
As sizeable as those two funds are, Mr. Jepsen and other land preservation advocates said the amount of wooded utility company land and private farm land that may go on the market in the coming years could easily exceed them.
